I-Madge-ine the Twaddle

[...] have a cheese infection, it’s like what women get, have you ever had a cheese infection? No, never, then it dawned on me what he was trying to say. I said you don’t have a [...]

[...] always go back if I needed too. I nannied for a year, and left the nanny job to work at the credit union, I started out working nights, and I also cleaned houses during the day. I worked at the [...]

[...] well, and I don’t see myself going anywhere anytime soon. We During my time at the credit union, and into my time at the medical supply company, I also was a barista, and I started taking [...]

[...] it to our house, which would have been fine if they were bringing mashed potatoes, or a pumpkin pie, but they were bringing the ham. I had to go to the grocery the night before thanksgiving [...]

[...] green beans with those long skinny nuts in them. And there wasn’t no kind of dessert, no pumpkin pie or anything, not even coffee. And I’m telling you that’s a piss poor meal, no [...]

[...] stores closed, JC Penney and Sears were downtown, and they became a thrift store and a senior center. It's just proof that change is constant. Here's my list of things that would say you [...]

[...] . He won’t waste 30 cents on hygene, and he won’t pay $2.50 to go hang out at the senior center, and have lunch when he has perfectly good food at home. He would rather sit home and be [...]

[...] three minutes at a time. I wasn’t making much money there, so I left to work for a medical supply company. I wish this was the end of my job history, but it’s not, and this post is getting [...]

[...] anywhere anytime soon. We During my time at the credit union, and into my time at the medical supply company, I also was a barista, and I started taking care of Henry and his wife Nina until she [...]

[...] read his college books and figure out how the nervous system works, which helped prep me for massage school. I was rescued from the dirty doc by the Bead man and his wife, he took one look at me and [...]

[...] Medical Supply: I had a little bit of a medical background from going to massage school, so I understood a lot of the diagnosis’s, but learning codes and Medicare guidelines [...]

[...] who turned out to be the most unethical person I had ever worked for. He was also a massage therapist, and he would take women up into the massage room and bear their breasts to work on their [...]

[...] night before thanksgiving and pick over the last hams left. I always invite everyone, BIL, his kids BIL’s wife’s kids and their fam, I had a 25lb turkey expecting everyone to show, and [...]